Midnight Sheep Steal a camera?

MY camera? They sure are sneaky! And quiet since my camera was in the fiber palace? We got about 6 inches of snow last night- and this is what my sheep saw...

Wondering if this was taken on the run by the midnight sheep posse?

Must have slowed down for this one? Stopped maybe?

Another still photo? 

And they must have been on the run again for this one! Gotta love our midnight, sneaky sheep!  By this morning the wind picked up and a lot of snow has blown off the trees. Good thing the sheep were romping around with a camera, sharing their world. Gotta love it!

Update late today (the sheep promised) so stay tuned everyone! Happy weekend from all of us at
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Please Mr. Postman....

Bring me some yarn.....

Make it the softest....

  

That you've ever seen....

 

Tee hee! Some of the pictures are my favorite 'oldie but goodies'. The sheep and I love spinning yarn so if you don't see yarn you need on our website, please email! We adore special orders- and all of you!

Smooches from the sheep!
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Too many sheepies sleepin'' in the snow....

Too many sheepies sleepin' in the snow...

One rolled over and bumped her nose....

Took her to Sandy and Sandy said.... 

NO more sheepies sleepin' in the snow!

(Emma agrees- she is staying in the barn! None of them listen. After my  'no more sleepin' in the snow' declaration they grabbed their sleds and threw snowballs at me. Really sheep?!)

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Hay Days!

Tee hee! Happy New Year everyone- hay days are always a happy one for the sheep! 

Each week to 10 days Hay Man Stan arrives with gigantic bales of hay early so the ground is still frozen. That way he can deliver the sheep's hay with out his skid steer sinking into the pasture...

The sheep can hear Hay Man Stan coming about a mile away-here they are watching to be sure the hay gets into perfect spots. 

Sonny sheep thinks I can't see him? Really Sonny? You are taller than this huge bale of hay! 

Last but not least, Keebler is showing you why we are so happy to have coats on the sheep- thank you all again! The hay is very leafy (their favorite kind of alfalfa salad) so gets all over everyone... eeeeek!

SO, na na na na, na na na na, Hay Hay Hay, good bye! bwaaahahahahaha!

Smooches from the sheep everyone!
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